Evie Grace Books in Order

In 1830 Kent, Catherine Rook's quiet farm life is disrupted by rural unrest after her father buys a threshing machine. Family tragedy and a precarious romance force her to seek a way out of poverty.

Rose Cheevers dreams of becoming a teacher until a family crisis makes home unsafe. Fleeing with the younger children to a grandmother she has never met, she struggles to secure shelter and keep them together.

Raised in comfort after being given away as a baby, Agnes Berry-Clay longs for freedom. Changes within her adoptive household and a threatening scandal leave her deciding whether to surrender her future or flee.

Violet Rayfield's comfortable Dover life collapses after her father's disastrous decision. Forced to give up the man she loves, she turns to embroidery for income while trying to rebuild her family amid painful revelations.

Seventeen-year-old Hannah Bentley builds a new life nursing children at Margate's Royal Sea Bathing Infirmary. Her younger sister's unexpected arrival brings trouble that threatens Hannah's plans, forcing her to protect them both at considerable risk.

Pregnant Winnie Lennicker wants to abandon smuggling, but supporting herself means continuing dangerous work. Carrying dispatches and gold across the Channel offers money until she discovers the mission's hidden complications and must reconsider her involvement.

After a rival gang murders her father, Louisa Lennicker smuggles French lace to support her sisters in Deal. Her desire for revenge adds danger to an already precarious livelihood during the war with Napoleon.

Grace Lennicker marries into a rival smuggling family despite her sisters' objections. When violence threatens those she loves and implicates her husband, she faces a dangerous choice between loyalty to him and exposing his activities.